Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions (2018)

Playfusion

Android · Mac · Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · iOS

2.25 from 4 ratings

47 members have it in their collection · 25 backlogged · 3 wish listed

Command powerful factions & legendary Champions in this Warhammer Trading Card Game. Deploy units and unleash deadly magical abilities, while completing quests to earn blessings from the gods. Only the mightiest of warriors will stand victorious in this battle for the Mortal Realms, a war that spans both physical and digital worlds.
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Details

Developers
Playfusion
Publishers
Playfusion
Genres
Card & Board Game, Strategy
Themes
Fantasy, Warfare
Franchises
Warhammer, Warhammer Age of Sigmar
Steam
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Release dates

  • Sep 12, 2018 (Worldwide) Android, iOS
  • Feb 19, 2019 (Worldwide) Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • Apr 16, 2019 (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch
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anarchistica

Review anarchistica 2/5 · May 2, 2020

Worst Interface Ever

This is bad even for a mobile port. Note that the two buttons on the right have flame-effects and there's REALLY LOUD MUSIC playing:

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The gameplay itself is quite interesting and unusual. It's a CCG with 4 lanes. Each lane contains a champion which comes with its own set of rules. Each champion has a "quest" - if you perform …

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This is bad even for a mobile port. Note that the two buttons on the right have flame-effects and there's REALLY LOUD MUSIC playing:

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The gameplay itself is quite interesting and unusual. It's a CCG with 4 lanes. Each lane contains a champion which comes with its own set of rules. Each champion has a "quest" - if you perform 4 specific actions in turn you get a special super-card (blessing). It's all quite clever but they fail to explain even basic elements (like certain quest icons). It mostly reminds me of Gwent, which also had limited draws and no combat between units.

I've never heard of PlayFusion but they have to be Japanese-Norwegian because they're all about catching whales. The "loot" section (where your earned booster packs and the like go) falsely implies you have loot while it's really a "daily card" you can only buy with gems. The store is loaded with ""deals"" and every time you open it it shows the same popup about all the "great" rewards you get with your first gem purchase. Oh, and there's a subscription model too! And physical cards you can scan into the game! Wow.

Perhaps worst of all is how apparently they have Space Marines in non-40K Warhammer too now. Ugh.

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